Newbies are not unable to systematize contract trading
But you haven't even taken the 'first step of systematization' and you are already liquidated.
Many people just entering the crypto space ask: 'Bro, can I double my money?'
'Can I go all in this time?','Do you think I can recover this position?'
But no one asks: 'How do I establish a trading system?''How should I allocate my positions?'
'When should I enter, and when should I stay in cash?'
You are not trading; you are 'gambling with your life'.
Contracts are not something you jump into impulsively,
Nor is it that you follow someone else's call,
And definitely not just going ALL IN when emotions hit.
Contracts are a system, a strategy, a rhythm, a plan.
So I want to give all newbies a piece of advice:
Don't rush to make money; you need to first 'learn to survive'.
Start by practicing entry and exit rhythms with a simulated account
Then use small funds to test your stop-loss execution
Always keep your positions within 30% of your account
Write clear take-profit and stop-loss levels for each trade, set them first, then enter
After surviving through over a hundred trades, you'll realize that losing money is not due to the market but because you lack a 'system'.
Do you know who I've trained the most?
Not experts, but those who are 'afraid of losing, have blown up before, but are still unwilling to give up'.
I helped them establish a rhythmic system from scratch, pulling them back from the edge of liquidation in rounds.
They finally understood: making money is not about luck; it's about executing a system.
Do you want to turn things around?
Then I suggest that starting today, stop chasing any 'secrets to explosive trades'.
Don't forget: Contracts are an elimination game. You either have a system, or you are someone else's profit.
